Raj Thackeray Slams Fadnavis Over Unfulfilled Nashik Promises, Alleges Vote Buying

• MNS President Raj Thackeray criticized Devendra Fadnavis for not fulfilling his 2017 promise to 'adopt' Nashik, calling him an 'adopted father who never returned'.
• Thackeray read out a list of unfulfilled promises by Fadnavis, including Nashik Metro, IT Park, Logistics Park, and various infrastructure projects.
• He alleged widespread corruption in elections, claiming candidates were offered 3, 5, and even 15 crore rupees to withdraw nominations, and votes were bought.
• Thackeray questioned the BJP's strategy of bringing in outside candidates, calling it an insult to loyal party workers who have served for years.
• He highlighted MNS's past achievements in Nashik, such as making the corporation debt-free and successfully managing the 2012 Kumbh Mela without corruption.

Why It Matters: Raj Thackeray accused Fadnavis of abandoning Nashik and criticized alleged widespread election corruption.